Glasgow Mourns 66 Fans in Ibrox Disaster
In Glasgow a mass exit at Ibrox Stadium killed 66 fans after a Celtic versus Rangers match ending 1-1. Funds raised 1200 pounds in 30 minutes for a disaster appeal while Archbishop Scanlan urged donations and a Requiem Mass was planned at St Andrew's Cathedral.
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Full adult privileges eyed for 18-year-olds in Montana
Great Falls optometrist Dr. M Keller says a bill could grant 18 or 19-year-olds full adult privileges such as liquor consumption and contract rights. He claimed broad support, noting the 18 voting age at federal level and 19 at state/local levels, with migration toward lowering age of responsibility.
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M. Feller
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U.S. Supreme Court
Men’s Liberation
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Sliding rock case solved? Wind and water may move Death Valley rocks
In Death Valley California geologist Dr. Robert P. Sharp proposes that wind blown by rare wetted lake surfaces slides rocks across the playa. Rangers and observers note trails across Race Track Playa with movements varying from long drifts to short slides. Sharp has tracked rocks up to 1000 pounds, finding the flattest bottoms slide farthest.
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Montana Legislature Opens With Budget Focus and Reorganization
The 42nd Montana Legislature opens at noon Monday with leaders predicting money and executive reorganization as top business. Gov. Anderson is expected to seek about 200 million dollars for the next two years while party control remains split between Democrats in the Senate and Republicans in the House.
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Forrest H. Anderson
Thomas L. Judge
Frank Murray
Dave Manning
James P. Lucas
Miles City
Lucas
Richard Ozivi
Great Falls
Dzivi
Anderson
Outlaw Motorcycle Club Gathers for Gene Francis Ross Funeral
About 300 members from multiple Outlaw chapters attended the funeral for Gene Francis Ross in Iulousville Kentucky. The gathering drew members described as friends including Big Jim from Florida and Smitty and his Atlanta crew. Organizers cited Ross as one of the club’s best loved brothers amid news of his death in a motorcycle crash last week.
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Chicago
Big Jim
Florida
Motorcycle Club
Gene Francis Ross
Ross
Wrong way crash on I 74 kills eight near Shelbyville
Eight people died in a head on collision on Interstate 74 when a car traveling the wrong way struck another vehicle near Shelbyville Indiana. Three Indiana women and five members of an Illinois family perished. A 1 year old child survived. Names withheld pending relatives' notification. The truck driver Dennis J Clark 42 of Cincinnati Ohio was uninjured.
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Illinois
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Weather map update clouds and flurries
The brief notes cloudy with snow flurries and a mild to cool daytime high of 17 and a low of 8 maybe. The forecast appears on Weather Map Page 14.
Evidence of ancient crucifixion found in Jerusalem bones
Israeli scholars report uncovering the remains of a man crucified about 2,000 years ago. An iron nail was found in the ankle, and a stone ossuary bears the name Yehochanan, suggesting he was Jewish.
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Jerusalem
Nico Haas
Yosef Naveh
Yehochanan
Congress to confront health rights agenda in new session
The 92nd Congress faces renewed disputes over health care subsidies and welfare reform after the 91st Congress adjourned. President Nixon plans a State of the Union for Jan 22. Republican Leader Hugh Scott pushes for major welfare changes and a health rights profile for the new term.
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91St Congress
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Hugh Scott
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Congress
Ocean clean up curbs waste dumping near San Francisco
The California Regional Water Quality Control Board bans waste disposal in a 33 mile Pacific arc from the Golden Gate. Violations can reach 6000 dollars a day. The ban targets seagoing ships with an exception for 600,000 cubic yards of dredged mud per year. The Farallones area is protected from Point Reyes to Half Moon Bay.
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Pacific Ocean
Golden Gate
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
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State Fish and Game Dept
William C. Weber
Weber
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Farallon Islands
Farallones
Point Reyes
Half Moon Bay
Scientists weigh frontiers as AAAS meets in Chicago
At an AAAS gathering in Chicago scientists debated limits of knowledge and future progress. Prominent voices like Glass of SUNY and Seaborg of the AEC argued science remains expansive, while critics protested the session, prompting a disrupted symposium.
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